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. : August 19, 2015 : .
Postfix, Dovecot, and Webmail – Allowing Users to Change Their Passwords
I recently set up a mail server using Postfix, Dovecot, and MySQL. I had very limited experience with this sort of thing, so I followed this tutorial. Everything turned out all fine and dandy, but I needed to give users the ability to change their passwords. That means setting up some kind of webmail. That’s…
. : April 25, 2015 : .
Making a template with a meta box for a WordPress theme
When customizing a WordPress theme, it’s important to allow your theme’s users to override the defaults. For example, you might be making a template for a contact page. You want to allow people to customize the placeholder text in the inputs, text areas and confirmation/error messages. You’ll need to display the default text to them in the admin screen,…
. : April 21, 2015 : .
How to display the categories of a post in WordPress
Let’s say you write about a variety of topics. Wouldn’t it be a good idea to organize your content by topic? For example, you might have a cooking blog. Your site’s visitors might expect to see your content organized in categories like so: Salads Soups Pastas Appetizers Desserts This would make it easier for your site’s visitors…